"There
is something about crying that reaches across borders and appeals to
humanity. There are many different types of cries, but the cry of a
completely broken soul is the most piercing of all.
The first cry I heard from the Rohingya was from this boy as he fled his burning home. Maybe it is because I am a mother that this cry tore my soul apart." (Jamila Hanan - human rights defender).
The first cry I heard from the Rohingya was from this boy as he fled his burning home. Maybe it is because I am a mother that this cry tore my soul apart." (Jamila Hanan - human rights defender).
Then I came across the following story in North America:
A
mother packed a lunch box for her child who goes to daycare consisting
of "homemade roast beef, potatoes, carrots, an orange and milk." She
received a fine of $10 from the daycare because it "violated the rules"
for not being a balanced lunch as it
didn't contain whole grain. So the daycare had to add ritz crackers
with the kid's lunch which is taken as a whole grain food.
With this sort of perception, isn't the deafening silence of the West over blatant malnutrition and starvation of children (not to mention their random killings in wars & riots) in so many parts of the world still more galling? I don't need to name those unfortunate parts of the world, do I?
http://tinyurl.com/lpsvlgm
With this sort of perception, isn't the deafening silence of the West over blatant malnutrition and starvation of children (not to mention their random killings in wars & riots) in so many parts of the world still more galling? I don't need to name those unfortunate parts of the world, do I?
http://tinyurl.com/lpsvlgm
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